Nashville, Tenn. -- Join us Monday, April 6, for a one-of-a-kind evening featuring 4x ACM Award, 3x CMA Award, and GRAMMY Award winning country singer Carly Pearce at City Winery, benefiting Pet Community Center. Doors open at 6PM; VIP Experience at 6:30PM; show begins at 7:30PM.   Renowned for her authentic storytelling and traditional country musicality, the Grand Ole Opry and Kentucky Music Hall of Fame member will take the stage for an intimate acoustic performance featu

Made possible by funding from Metro Council, Pet Community Center’s campaign launches in conjunction with World Spay Day on February 24, 2026 Nashville, Tenn. — In conjunction with World Spay Day on February 24, 2026, Pet Community Center is launching a targeted campaign to help reduce pet overpopulation and pet homelessness in Davidson County. Pet Community Center’s campaign, which is made possible by funding from Metro Council in its current fiscal year budget, will allow

NASHVILLE, TN –  Nashville’s Pet Community Center has received national recognition for its work in helping struggling families feed their pets.  Humane World for Animals, formerly called the Humane Society of the United States, has selected Pet Community Center as the recipient of a $10,000 grant to support PCC’s Food Security Program. The grant, which will be used to purchase much-needed food for its pet food bank, will allow Pet Community Center to expand its outreach and

Kelsea Central Holds Annual Birthday Fundraiser to Honor Ballerini and Her Dog Dibs’ Special Bond Kelsea and Dibs. Photo Credit: Kelsea...

Since April 2024, when Erika and Bailey became part of our Pets For Life Program, the dog has received care for everything from routine vaccinations and heartworm prevention to treatment for ear infections

In conjunction with International Cat Day on August 8, 2025, Pet Community Center (PCC), Davidson County’s only nonprofit veterinary clinic, announces a milestone: since its inception in 2011, the nonprofit has provided trap-neuter-return (TNR) services for more than 25,000 cats through its Community Cat Program. 

The Grey Muzzle Organization has been awarded a transformative grant to Pet Community Center, ensuring more older dogs in our community receive the love, comfort, and medical care they need in their golden years.

Mike and his siblings, owners of Ardani Studios in East Nashville here they make custom elf ears for cosplay costumes. In May, they noticed a group of community cats hanging around their property. As longtime animal lovers, they brought a female cat to Metro Animal Care and Control (MACC) to be spayed.

Our love of fostering began in 2015 with a pure white Great Pyrenees named Ghost. He was aptly named because he roamed Interstate 840 for tw

This article was written by Pet Community Center co-founder and former Board Chair, Jourdan Parenteau. You can learn more about the...

With some careful planning and consideration, you can make the transition to a new place smoother for both you and your beloved companions.

There are several steps you can take to make it easier for your pet to be found and returned. The key word is identification.

Time and again, I found myself saying, “I’ve been there. I get it.” And it’s true: when I lost my beloved Old English Sheepdog, Garcia...

Just like with people, keeping your pet at a healthy weight gives them their best chance of a longer, healthier, and pain-free life...

The good news is our pets are the easiest family members on our shopping list. After all, their favorite things are tasty snacks and time...

We are so fortunate to have many options in our area for a quick daytime getaway with our pets. So put your furry best friend on a leash and

For a lot of cat parents, we find that sometimes cats can be perfect angels when it comes to using their litter boxes, but other times...

Communication is a vital aspect of any species, and dogs are no exception. While dogs don't speak our language, they have an impressive...

In 2020 on my birthday, my next-door neighbor called and said someone dropped something off at her house that must have been meant for me...

I’ve gotten more than one quizzical look when someone finds out that I officiate pet memorial services. One common reaction I hear is this: